An open record of things people cannot explain

The night of 2026-08-24

3 independent people marked something in the last day, a little more than usual. Worth knowing first: a Starlink train has been visible since its launch 66 hours ago, which is the most commonly reported "string of lights" there is. That may be exactly what people are seeing.


Measured

independent people marking something3
marks in total3
a normal night, whole record0.76
marked as figure2
marked as sound1

What was genuinely in the sky

What the instruments recorded

The Global Meteor Network's cameras, 1,300 of them across 42 countries, computed 3,099 meteor trajectories for this night, 593 of them over North America, led by the AUD with 78.

This section is added about a week after the night itself, because computing trajectories from camera data takes that long. Instrument data: Global Meteor Network (CC BY 4.0).

Talked about that day

Saw something that night?

A number on this page only says how many. What happened is yours to tell, and it stays on the record.

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